How to create a high quality Personal Avatar

Keep your mouth visible: Avoid face masks or anything that covers your mouth.

No distractions near your face: Steer clear of patterned clothing or accessories around your neck or jaw—these can distort the avatar.

Plain clothes work best: Solid colors are ideal, especially around the face and neck.

Glasses? Watch for glare: If you wear glasses, try to position your lighting to avoid reflections during recording.

Hands off the face: Keep your hands away from your mouth while recording.

Keep your background simple: Avoid busy visuals, especially near your head and shoulders. No people, posters, or portraits in view.

Lighting is key: A clear, well-lit face helps our system capture your features accurately.

Avoid overacting: Exaggerated facial expressions can cause distortions—just speak naturally.

Both eyes visible: Even if recording at a slight angle, make sure both eyes can be seen.

Record in one take: Upload a single, continuous video. Please don’t stitch together multiple clips.

Mind your framing: Your face should be comfortably framed—not too close to the camera.

Only your voice: Make sure no other voices are present in the recording.

Speak clearly and naturally: This ensures we capture your voice correctly, whether you're using it now or saving it for future features.